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Tesla Might Delay Lower-Cost Model, Report Says. Investors Shouldn't Make Any Sudden Moves Dow Jones 07:00 $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Tesla Motors might delay releasing a lower-priced electric vehicle that investors hope will come out in 2025 and boost sales growth, according to a report. If true, the news would move the stock. Shareholders, however, might want to wait to hear any such announcement from Tesla itself before making any descions about their holdings. Reuters reported on Friday that plans for a stripped-down version of Tesla's Model Y crossover vehicle are being delayed, with significant production planned for 2026. If that is indeed what Tesla had planned to launch as its lower-priced model -- and prod

$Tesla( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ Composite(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ It’s April 18, 2025, at 8:49 PM PDT, and the market is abuzz with anticipation as Tesla (TSLA) gears up to announce its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22 after market close. Last April, Tesla’s stock surged 14% during earnings week, fueled by optimism over affordable EV production timelines. But this year, the electric vehicle giant faces stiff headwinds: a 13% sales plunge, weakening EV demand, production challenges, and a stock that’s down 40% year-to-date, trading around $214. Analysts are projecting a tough quarter with revenue of $21.81 billion and EPS of

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🚨⚡🤖 Tesla’s Trillion-Dollar Surge: Why $241.37 Is Your Last Chance at History 🤖⚡🚨 Humanity is racing towards a technological revolution, and Tesla is its unyielding pioneer, harnessing physical AI to reshape the frontiers of progress. This isn’t a company refining yesterday’s concepts, it’s a titan forging trillion-dollar realms in autonomous mobility and humanoid robotics! At $241.37, Tesla’s stock is not just undervalued, it’s a fleeting anomaly, a mispricing of a force poised to redefine existence. With Q1 2025 earnings just three days away on 23Apr25, 🇳🇿NZ Time Tesla Q1 2025 Earnings Release Time: 🇺🇸 United States (EDT): Tuesday, 22 April 2025 at 6:30 p.m. 🇳🇿 New Zealand (NZST): Wednesday, 23 April 2025 at 10:30 a.m. The c

I have never been right anyway. To support my short, I am voting away from it. If the voting is about Tesla earning rather than share price, I would be more confident. Market participants are irrational. Even if there’s a big drop in earnings, Tesla supporters would still buy it up, so it is hard to tell the closing price. Come and share your view @Barcode for your favourite Tesla that I have been shorting

Tesla is heading into a critical week. The company is set to report its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22, and the market is watching closely. With the stock already down 40% year-to-date, expectations are muted. Analysts are projecting declines in both revenue and earnings per share (EPS), citing weakening demand for electric vehicles (EVs), growing competitive pressure, and production hurdles. The stakes are high—and the uncertainty even higher. Looking back, Tesla delivered a pleasant surprise during last April’s earnings week, with the stock surging 14%. But a repeat performance feels far from guaranteed. The macro environment has changed. So has sentiment around EVs. What was once a high-growth darling now faces a more complex narrative: one of maturing markets and rising competition. Pers

🔮 Click to vote! Guess how $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ will close on Wednesday, April 23, following its Q1 2025 earnings. Get it right and share 1,000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers!Tesla is scheduled to report its Q1 2025 results after the U.S. market closes on Tuesday, April 22 (ET).📌 Revenue: $21.84 billion📌 Adjusted Net Income: $1.606 billion📌 Adjusted EPS: $0.463Tesla is currently facing one of the toughest stretches in its history—its market cap has been cut in half in just a few months. Global sales are slowing—down 37% in Europe, losing share in the U.S., and falling behind BYD in both volume and revenue. Musk’s recent controversies haven’t helped either.Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas remain optimistic. He reaffirmed his $410 price target, citing Tes

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  All eyes are on Tesla again as earnings season rolls in. With its stock price recently showing signs of stress and hovering near critical support levels, the burning question is: Can Tesla deliver another earnings beat like it did last April, or is a dip below $200 looming? The High Bar of April’s Earnings In April 2024, Tesla surprised the market by beating earnings expectations. The result helped temporarily lift the stock above short-term resistance levels, delighting bulls and silencing skeptics — at least momentarily. Back then, cost-cutting strategies, better-than-expected margins, and strong deliveries played a role in the beat. However, a year later, the environment has changed. A Toughe

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Hoping for another April-style beat may be wishful thinking. The EV market is getting crowded, pricing pressure is real, and Tesla’s margins are under serious strain. Unlike last year, consumer demand looks weaker, especially in China and Europe. Regulatory credits, once a hidden boost, are declining, and R&D spend is eating into profits as Tesla chases AI and robotics dreams. Last April’s beat had favorable one-time factors—this quarter doesn’t. Sentiment is shifting, and unless there's a real catalyst, Tesla might disappoint. I’d stay cautious here—this isn’t the same setup as last year.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Despite the bearish noise, writing off Tesla is premature. Last April’s beat proved Tesla’s ability to execute under pressure—and the setup isn’t all that different now. Cost-cutting, energy division growth, and software revenues (like FSD subscriptions) may surprise analysts. Bears are focused on margins, but Tesla’s efficiency gains and pricing power in key markets might offset that. Plus, the ramp-up in AI and Dojo investments could start shifting sentiment fast. With expectations now reset lower, it wouldn’t take much to spark another upside earnings shock. I’m staying optimistic—Tesla’s track record shows it thrives when doubt peaks.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  no. Pessimistic 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  TESLA MOTOR I think will drop further as its sales in China, Europe market had been poor and will remain poor because Elon is too involved in politics

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  it is difficult this time with Elon involved in the government than in business. Historically Tesla had seen steeper pullbacks which is still in the process of bottoming . 

📉 Recent Pullback: A Buying Opportunity? Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has experienced a sharp correction, dropping 5.17% to $106.27, after peaking at $125.41. This pullback has caught many traders off guard, but the technical indicators suggest that the sell-off might be overdone, presenting a potential buying opportunity. 📊 Key Oversold Signals from the Chart 1. Strong Support at EMA Levels • PLTR remains above the 50-day EMA ($87.08) and 30-day EMA ($96.18), indicating that the long-term uptrend is still intact.@TigerStars @TigerTradingNotes • The price is testing support around the EMA10 ($110.86) and EMA5 ($113.06), which means we are near a possible bounce zone. • The last major correction found strong support at $63.40, leading to a massive r

$Tesla( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ As Tesla gears up to release its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22, 2025, the mood is tense. Analysts are forecasting a grim quarter with shrinking revenue and earnings per share (EPS), driven by a softening EV market and operational hiccups. Tesla’s stock has cratered 40% year-to-date (YTD), painting a picture of a company under siege. Yet, rewind to last April: Tesla shocked the market with a 14% surge during earnings week, proving it can still pull rabbits out of hats. So, are analysts too bearish this time? Will the sales slump trigger another stock plunge? Here’s m

NEWS: Tesla is now offering new Cybertruck inventory discounts in the U.S. of up to $10,550 off, up from $6,000 before. • Non-Foundation Series (2024 model year): Up to $10,550 off • Foundation Series (2024 model year): Up to $10,000 off Anyone who purchases a new Cybertruck Foundation Series also gets free lifetime Supercharging in addition to these inventory discounts. NOTE: These discounted trucks are not Demo vehicles. Additionally, 2025 model year Cyertrucks that currently DO qualify for the Federal $7,500 EV credit do not offer any inventory discounts.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 1) California sales continues to fall and Tesla is losing ground to competitors. 2) Gerome Powel warning tariff wars is hurting all car manufacturers in the US. 3) Tesla pauses cybercab and semi production due to tariff impact on parts. 4) BNP Baribas is latest to issue alarm on Tesla. Warns profit could fall 50% this quarter. 5) Share price and stock valuation continues to tank.  Just five negative news released last night.  Tesla and Elon are having a horrible time at the moment. And this is not the time to think about bottom-fishing. I think it is going to get very much worst.

Amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and President Trump’s imposition of 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, Tesla (TSLA) faces short-term supply chain disruptions, particularly for Cybercab and Semi components. Yet, these challenges pale in comparison to Tesla’s long-term growth potential. With its technological prowess, global market agility, and unmatched brand equity, Tesla is not merely an electric vehicle (EV) pioneer but a vanguard of the transportation and energy revolution. This article explores why, despite trade war headwinds, Tesla’s stock remains a compelling long-term investment, driven by its strategic resilience, diversified growth engines, and formidable competitive moat. Short-Term Headwinds: A Bump, Not a Roadblock On April 16, 2025, Reuters reported that Trump’s tariffs

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  I am expecting the present bear market to be particularly bad for Tesla. As called before, I am expecting Tesla to fall to around $220 first and then on to below $180.  Elon's robot stories won't work this time. Ouch. DYOD.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  I am extremely bullish on tsla long term but in the short term anything can happen. I am not bullish on tsla's earnings next week, deliveries Missed expectations sales will also be down due to the protests and vandalisms but energy growth will be a boost to revenue. Elon might have some updates on robotaxis and that might cause price to rally despite poor numbers so buckle up and buy the dips   

Unfortunate consequences for Tesla .  The Trump admin wants to teach the Chinese government that it is wrong to steal all the technology from US and Europe and sell products back to them , and decimate the original US producer and owner of the technology. Too many atrocities done by China to this world, like taking over the jobs of millions and killing millions by allowing the Wuhan virus to spread all over the world.. We need to see how this plays out. Hopefully the Americans, Europeans and people all over the world will learn to be self sufficient..and make the products they need in their own country for peace and harmony for all people in the world.

Tesla Might Delay Lower-Cost Model, Report Says. Investors Shouldn't Make Any Sudden Moves Dow Jones 07:00 $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Tesla Motors might delay releasing a lower-priced electric vehicle that investors hope will come out in 2025 and boost sales growth, according to a report. If true, the news would move the stock. Shareholders, however, might want to wait to hear any such announcement from Tesla itself before making any descions about their holdings. Reuters reported on Friday that plans for a stripped-down version of Tesla's Model Y crossover vehicle are being delayed, with significant production planned for 2026. If that is indeed what Tesla had planned to launch as its lower-priced model -- and prod

$Tesla( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ Composite(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ It’s April 18, 2025, at 8:49 PM PDT, and the market is abuzz with anticipation as Tesla (TSLA) gears up to announce its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22 after market close. Last April, Tesla’s stock surged 14% during earnings week, fueled by optimism over affordable EV production timelines. But this year, the electric vehicle giant faces stiff headwinds: a 13% sales plunge, weakening EV demand, production challenges, and a stock that’s down 40% year-to-date, trading around $214. Analysts are projecting a tough quarter with revenue of $21.81 billion and EPS of

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  All eyes are on Tesla again as earnings season rolls in. With its stock price recently showing signs of stress and hovering near critical support levels, the burning question is: Can Tesla deliver another earnings beat like it did last April, or is a dip below $200 looming? The High Bar of April’s Earnings In April 2024, Tesla surprised the market by beating earnings expectations. The result helped temporarily lift the stock above short-term resistance levels, delighting bulls and silencing skeptics — at least momentarily. Back then, cost-cutting strategies, better-than-expected margins, and strong deliveries played a role in the beat. However, a year later, the environment has changed. A Toughe

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🚨⚡🤖 Tesla’s Trillion-Dollar Surge: Why $241.37 Is Your Last Chance at History 🤖⚡🚨 Humanity is racing towards a technological revolution, and Tesla is its unyielding pioneer, harnessing physical AI to reshape the frontiers of progress. This isn’t a company refining yesterday’s concepts, it’s a titan forging trillion-dollar realms in autonomous mobility and humanoid robotics! At $241.37, Tesla’s stock is not just undervalued, it’s a fleeting anomaly, a mispricing of a force poised to redefine existence. With Q1 2025 earnings just three days away on 23Apr25, 🇳🇿NZ Time Tesla Q1 2025 Earnings Release Time: 🇺🇸 United States (EDT): Tuesday, 22 April 2025 at 6:30 p.m. 🇳🇿 New Zealand (NZST): Wednesday, 23 April 2025 at 10:30 a.m. The c

🔮 Click to vote! Guess how $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ will close on Wednesday, April 23, following its Q1 2025 earnings. Get it right and share 1,000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers!Tesla is scheduled to report its Q1 2025 results after the U.S. market closes on Tuesday, April 22 (ET).📌 Revenue: $21.84 billion📌 Adjusted Net Income: $1.606 billion📌 Adjusted EPS: $0.463Tesla is currently facing one of the toughest stretches in its history—its market cap has been cut in half in just a few months. Global sales are slowing—down 37% in Europe, losing share in the U.S., and falling behind BYD in both volume and revenue. Musk’s recent controversies haven’t helped either.Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas remain optimistic. He reaffirmed his $410 price target, citing Tes

Tesla is heading into a critical week. The company is set to report its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22, and the market is watching closely. With the stock already down 40% year-to-date, expectations are muted. Analysts are projecting declines in both revenue and earnings per share (EPS), citing weakening demand for electric vehicles (EVs), growing competitive pressure, and production hurdles. The stakes are high—and the uncertainty even higher. Looking back, Tesla delivered a pleasant surprise during last April’s earnings week, with the stock surging 14%. But a repeat performance feels far from guaranteed. The macro environment has changed. So has sentiment around EVs. What was once a high-growth darling now faces a more complex narrative: one of maturing markets and rising competition. Pers

Amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and President Trump’s imposition of 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, Tesla (TSLA) faces short-term supply chain disruptions, particularly for Cybercab and Semi components. Yet, these challenges pale in comparison to Tesla’s long-term growth potential. With its technological prowess, global market agility, and unmatched brand equity, Tesla is not merely an electric vehicle (EV) pioneer but a vanguard of the transportation and energy revolution. This article explores why, despite trade war headwinds, Tesla’s stock remains a compelling long-term investment, driven by its strategic resilience, diversified growth engines, and formidable competitive moat. Short-Term Headwinds: A Bump, Not a Roadblock On April 16, 2025, Reuters reported that Trump’s tariffs

$Tesla( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $NASDAQ(. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ )$ As Tesla gears up to release its Q1 2025 earnings on April 22, 2025, the mood is tense. Analysts are forecasting a grim quarter with shrinking revenue and earnings per share (EPS), driven by a softening EV market and operational hiccups. Tesla’s stock has cratered 40% year-to-date (YTD), painting a picture of a company under siege. Yet, rewind to last April: Tesla shocked the market with a 14% surge during earnings week, proving it can still pull rabbits out of hats. So, are analysts too bearish this time? Will the sales slump trigger another stock plunge? Here’s m

I have never been right anyway. To support my short, I am voting away from it. If the voting is about Tesla earning rather than share price, I would be more confident. Market participants are irrational. Even if there’s a big drop in earnings, Tesla supporters would still buy it up, so it is hard to tell the closing price. Come and share your view @Barcode for your favourite Tesla that I have been shorting

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Despite the bearish noise, writing off Tesla is premature. Last April’s beat proved Tesla’s ability to execute under pressure—and the setup isn’t all that different now. Cost-cutting, energy division growth, and software revenues (like FSD subscriptions) may surprise analysts. Bears are focused on margins, but Tesla’s efficiency gains and pricing power in key markets might offset that. Plus, the ramp-up in AI and Dojo investments could start shifting sentiment fast. With expectations now reset lower, it wouldn’t take much to spark another upside earnings shock. I’m staying optimistic—Tesla’s track record shows it thrives when doubt peaks.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Hoping for another April-style beat may be wishful thinking. The EV market is getting crowded, pricing pressure is real, and Tesla’s margins are under serious strain. Unlike last year, consumer demand looks weaker, especially in China and Europe. Regulatory credits, once a hidden boost, are declining, and R&D spend is eating into profits as Tesla chases AI and robotics dreams. Last April’s beat had favorable one-time factors—this quarter doesn’t. Sentiment is shifting, and unless there's a real catalyst, Tesla might disappoint. I’d stay cautious here—this isn’t the same setup as last year.

📉 Recent Pullback: A Buying Opportunity? Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has experienced a sharp correction, dropping 5.17% to $106.27, after peaking at $125.41. This pullback has caught many traders off guard, but the technical indicators suggest that the sell-off might be overdone, presenting a potential buying opportunity. 📊 Key Oversold Signals from the Chart 1. Strong Support at EMA Levels • PLTR remains above the 50-day EMA ($87.08) and 30-day EMA ($96.18), indicating that the long-term uptrend is still intact.@TigerStars @TigerTradingNotes • The price is testing support around the EMA10 ($110.86) and EMA5 ($113.06), which means we are near a possible bounce zone. • The last major correction found strong support at $63.40, leading to a massive r

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  no. Pessimistic 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  TESLA MOTOR I think will drop further as its sales in China, Europe market had been poor and will remain poor because Elon is too involved in politics

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  it is difficult this time with Elon involved in the government than in business. Historically Tesla had seen steeper pullbacks which is still in the process of bottoming . 

NEWS: Tesla is now offering new Cybertruck inventory discounts in the U.S. of up to $10,550 off, up from $6,000 before. • Non-Foundation Series (2024 model year): Up to $10,550 off • Foundation Series (2024 model year): Up to $10,000 off Anyone who purchases a new Cybertruck Foundation Series also gets free lifetime Supercharging in addition to these inventory discounts. NOTE: These discounted trucks are not Demo vehicles. Additionally, 2025 model year Cyertrucks that currently DO qualify for the Federal $7,500 EV credit do not offer any inventory discounts.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 1) California sales continues to fall and Tesla is losing ground to competitors. 2) Gerome Powel warning tariff wars is hurting all car manufacturers in the US. 3) Tesla pauses cybercab and semi production due to tariff impact on parts. 4) BNP Baribas is latest to issue alarm on Tesla. Warns profit could fall 50% this quarter. 5) Share price and stock valuation continues to tank.  Just five negative news released last night.  Tesla and Elon are having a horrible time at the moment. And this is not the time to think about bottom-fishing. I think it is going to get very much worst.

🌟🌟🌟BYD $BYD COMPANY(01211)$  $BYD Co., Ltd.(BYDDY)$  has officially overtaken Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  as the world's leading EV seller.   In 2024, BYD reported sales of 4.27 million vehicles worldwide.  This is more than double Tesla 's 1.79 million vehicle sales.  BYD' s revenue for 2024 reached USD 107 billion compared to Tesla's revenue of USD 97.7 billion. On March 24, BYD posted a 29% increase in revenue from the previous year, bolstered by sales of its hybrid vehicles.  According to Chairman and President of BYD, Wang Ch

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  I am extremely bullish on tsla long term but in the short term anything can happen. I am not bullish on tsla's earnings next week, deliveries Missed expectations sales will also be down due to the protests and vandalisms but energy growth will be a boost to revenue. Elon might have some updates on robotaxis and that might cause price to rally despite poor numbers so buckle up and buy the dips   

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  I am expecting the present bear market to be particularly bad for Tesla. As called before, I am expecting Tesla to fall to around $220 first and then on to below $180.  Elon's robot stories won't work this time. Ouch. DYOD.